Meet Our Clergy & Staff
The Rev. Ben G. Robertson IV.
Rector | brobertson@allsaintsrichmond.org
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Ben is the 10th Rector of All Saints. A native of Louisville, Kentucky, he graduated from Kenyon College in 1996 and Virginia Theological Seminary in 2003. Before being called to All Saints in 2023, Ben served parishes in Louisville, Gastonia, NC, Memphis, and most recently as Rector of the Chapel of the Cross in Madison, MS. Between college and seminary, he worked as a Legislative Aide in the U.S. House of Representatives. Ben is married to Dr. Ellen Robertson and they are blessed with two children, Anna and Henry. Ellen is a member of the faculty at Randolph-Macon College and part of the new Physician Assistant program.
Ben’s passions in the Church are many, especially ministry with children and families, leadership development, using social media as an agent for evangelism, and introducing folks to the traditions of Episcopal worship.
Ben’s favorite prayer was written by the Rev. Addison K. Groff. It prays, in part, “disturb us, Lord, to dare more boldly, to venture on wilder seas where storms will show Your mastery; where losing sight of land, we shall find the stars.”
The Rev. David Curtis
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Deacon | deaconjdc@gmail.com
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The Rev. David Curtis is a deacon in the Diocese of Virginia. He was ordained in April 2016 and served at St John’s Episcopal Church Hill until June 2022. He also served as one of the two archdeacons in the Diocese, from Dec 2019 to 2023. He served on the transition committee in 2022 when the Diocese called our next bishop. He is a current mentor for Education for Ministry and works to encourage others to live into their baptismal vows. His primary calls to ministry are to racial reconciliation, care for the marginalized, and faith formation.
David works full time as a chaplain at Westminster Canterbury Richmond. He lives in Richmond’s Northside, with his beagle Max.
Scott Hayes
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Director of Music | shayes@allsaintsrichmond.org
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Scott was born and raised as a Methodist pastor's son in West Virginia. While growing up, he sang in the church choirs in the churches his father served, and decided at an early age to become a church musician. In his spare time, he enjoys tinkering with computers, working on his house, and any project he can get his hands on. Since moving to Richmond, he's become a roller coaster enthusiast, and can be found on the tallest and fastest coaster with the shortest line. Scott, his wife Amy, and their daughter live in Bon Air.
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Serving as a church musician for almost 25 years, Scott began his career at the age of 15 with his first church position in Athens, West Virginia. After high school, he moved to Ohio to continue his education, and attended Ohio Wesleyan and Cedarville Universities. For 10 years, he served as the Tonal Director of Muller Pipe Organ Company in Croton, Ohio (a role he continues in a part-time capacity).
In 2012, Scott earned his Masters of Music in Organ Performance from Cleveland Institute of Music,
where he was a student of Todd Wilson. Before joining the All Saints Staff at the beginning of 2016, he
was the organist and choirmaster at St. Luke’s in Granville, Ohio for over 10 years.
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As Director of Music at All Saints, he is responsible for coordinating all worship music as well as overseeing the many different choirs. He is passionate about showing God's presence through music, and helping raise new generations of musicians through music education. Scott’s favorite liturgy is the Easter Vigil, the Saturday right before Easter, because it tells the "whole story", while the music and liturgy focus on the central goal of resurrection.
Winston Hazlegrove
Parish Administrator | whazlegrove@allsaintsrichmond.org
Winston was born and raised in Richmond, Virginia and grew up in the Episcopal Church. She is also an All Saints Preschool graduate! She and her husband have two children.
Winston graduated from the University of Alabama with a Bachelor's of Science in elementary education, Roll Tide! Prior to joining the All Saints staff in the Fall of 2015, Winston worked as the Director of Education for Sylvan Learning Center in Anchorage, Alaska while her husband was in the Army and stationed at Fort Richardson.
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As the Parish Administrator, Winston maintains the daily operation of the office, oversees the church calendar, manages the parish database and records (including membership), oversees the church social media accounts, and assists in developing All Saints' various communications.
Melissa Taylor
Director of the Preschool | allsaintspreschoolrva@gmail.com
Melissa became the Preschool Director in August of 2020. Before becoming the Director, she was a teacher at All Saints for two years while she finished her master’s degree in School Leadership and Policy Studies. She is excited to apply the best practices she learned at University of Richmond in leading the preschool into its next chapter. Melissa enjoys working with the school’s preschool staff and all of the families that call All Saints home.
Natallia Chyhryna
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Financial Secretary | nchyhryna@allsaintsrichmond.org
Natallia was born and raised in Belarus. She is married and is the proud mother of two. She enjoys reading, traveling, and watching movies. Natallia is also a certified massage therapist.
Natallia has previous experience as a financial secretary and legal assistant at Russian Immigration Services, as well as a bookkeeper for Tikvat Israel Messianic Jewish Congregation.
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Natallia joined our staff in April 2012. As the financial secretary, she maintains the contribution records,
handles the deposits, account receivables, and also does the bookkeeping for All Saints Preschool.
She enjoys helping with Vacation Bible School over the summer and watching all the children have fun.
Judy Kronimus
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Director of the Nursery | info@allsaintsrichmond.org
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Judy was born and raised in Richmond, Virginia. She enjoys reading and attending her book club, decorating her home, and spending time with her dog Dixie.
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Judy graduated from Radford University with a B.S. degree in Elementary Education (grades 1-7). She also attended the University of Maryland for graduate studies in early childhood education. Judy has taught first, third, and fourth grade in Maryland. She has also worked in administration as an academic dean. She is a nanny as well as a tutor for math and reading.
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Judy joined the All Saints staff in 1997 and became the Nursery Director in 2004. She has an obvious love for children which is evident as soon as you meet her. Judy and her staff keep the nursery a safe, orderly, and welcoming space for All Saints’ youngest parishioners. Judy's passion is simply children - the teaching and nurturing of children. She most enjoys having the nursery open for weddings because it is a way for families to enjoy the ceremony without distractions or any added stress.
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Tyronn Wilkins
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Facility Manager | buildings@allsaintsrichmond.org
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Tyronn joined the All Saints staff in August of 2022. However, you may recognize him from his brief time here as our weekend sexton during the summer of 2020. He comes to All Saints with an extensive background in church work. His first job was a Church Sexton and he was employed by the now defunct Leigh Street Baptist Church (1854-2021) currently Church Hill Presbyterian. Tyronn started with them in June of 1996 and stayed until Jan 2021 their last official service before closing. He also worked for several years as a full time sexton at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church while doing some part time work for St. Mary's Episcopal Church.
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Contact Tyronn for any building or grounds related questions.
Daniel Stipe
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Principal Organist | dstipe@allsaintsrichmond.org
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Daniel Stipe is equally at home as a solo recitalist, collaborator and arranger on both the piano and the organ. He earned degrees in keyboard performance from the University of North Texas in 2006, and from Westminster Choir College in 2012. He served as assistant university organist at the University of the South from 2007-2010, and as director of music at Trinity Lutheran Church in Richmond from 2013-2017.
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As a collaborator, Daniel has worked with dozens of vocal and choral ensembles, and has an extensive knowledge of the string and wind repertory. He is a founding member of the Piedmont Singers of Central Virginia, a professional octet focusing on works by living composers. He plays regularly with the Richmond Symphony.
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Daniel serves as accompanist for the Central Virginia Masterworks Chorale and the Richmond Symphony Chorus, and as principal organist at All Saints Episcopal Church. He also manages the concert series at Trinity Lutheran Church. Since 2017 he has tuned and serviced pianos in the Richmond area. In his spare time he enjoys road cycling, hiking, role-playing games, and good literature.
Nick Brata
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Director of Youth Ministries | nbrata@allsaintsrichmond.org
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Nick Brata was born and raised in Sarasota, Florida, where he developed a deep connection to his community and faith. From an early age, he was immersed in church life, actively participating in the music team and youth group. His upbringing was strongly influenced by his mother, grandfather, and church, particularly noting the impact of his grandfather’s exemplary Christian life. Reflecting on their relationship, Nick shares, “My grandfather is one of my greatest role models because of how he lives his life as a Christian through actions and faith. I always enjoy our talks about God and the Bible.”
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Nick pursued his passion for music at the University of South Florida, where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Music Education. His dedication to his field led him to continue his studies, culminating in a Master’s Degree in Choral Conducting. His professional journey began in Florida, where he taught elementary and middle school music for four years. In 2009, Nick relocated to Richmond, Virginia, where he took on a new role at St. Christopher’s School. There, he teaches choir and music electives to boys in grades 3 through 12, contributing significantly to the school’s music program.​
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In 2016, Nick joined All Saints as a staff singer. His initial intention was simply to participate in the choir, but he soon found himself drawn to the church’s sermons, community, and traditions. He expresses his enthusiasm, saying, “I came to All Saints to sing in the choir but didn’t realize how much I’d enjoy the sermons, the people, and the traditions of the church. I really love this place!”
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Outside of his professional and community commitments, Nick lives in Richmond with his wife, son, and daughter. He is an avid fan of Disney, Tampa Bay sports, theme parks, and enjoys playing video games. Most importantly, he cherishes the time spent with his family, balancing his personal interests with his dedication to his profession and community.
Whitney Reid
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Director of Children + Family Ministries | wreid@allsaintsrichmond.org
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Whitney is a born and raised Richmonder. She and her husband, Josh have two whirling dervishes of chaos (read: boys) - Charlie and Henry.
Whitney graduated from James Madison University (Go Dukes!) and spent time making magic at Walt Disney World as a Character Performer. She has held several roles in recent years, but it is her greatest joy to be able to do what she loves and spend time with her family!
As the Director of Children and Family Ministries, Whitney has the honor and privilege of educating, encouraging, and loving on All Saints’ kids each week, both in Children’s Chapel on Sundays and beyond. Her desire is to see the children of All Saints grow in love and in their faith through a positive environment. She oversees and facilitates gatherings and opportunities for growth for parents and young families, and children-focused events throughout the year.
Chris Holman
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Bus Driver | info@allsaintsrichmond.org
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Chris Holman began working at All Saints at the end of 2023. He heads our transportation ministry as our Sunday bus driver. He currently picks parishioners up from Lakewood, Cedarfield, and Westminster Canterbury for Sunday services.
Chris is also a sexton at St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church and has been there since 2016. and is excited to begin our new transportation ministry at All Saints. In his off time, Chris is working toward a degree in Information Technology. He enjoys pro football and is a big fan of the Carolina Panthers.
